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Mick Jackson's brilliant debut novel, shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 1997.

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John Carey's hugely acclaimed memoir, in which he reflects on a life immersed in literature.

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Richard Ayoade's fictional quest to rescue Harauld Hughes - the almost mythical mid-century playwright - from obscurity.

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As the title implies, Simon Armitage's flesh-and-blood account of numerous personal journeys reads like a private encyclopaedia of emotion and health. Vivid and engaged, the poems range from the rainforests of South America to the deserts of Western Australia, but are set against the ultimate and most intimate of all landscapes, the human body.

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New edition of the classic novel, published for the first time by Faber with an introduction by Beckett scholar Steven Connor.

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With a stunning new package, Unsettled Dust is set to reach a new generation of horror fans.

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Strikingly vivid, this debut novel by award-winning writer Charlotte Hobson pierces the heart with a story of fleeting, but infinite possibility.

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This classic cookbook offers more than an authentic cuisine - it proffers a way of life based on compassion for all living things.

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David Hare's critically lauded play which debuted on Broadway in 2006.

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The Village Witch Doctor and Other Stories by Amos Tutuola finds the acclaimed Nigerian novelist creating a set of astonishing short stories from the folklore and myth of Yoruba society.

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They sing and argue, they broach dangerous ground, their profound love apparent despite themselves, until the visiting hour is up. Written during the Covid-19 lockdown of 2020, Frank McGuinness's The Visiting Hour premiered in April 2021 at the Gate Theatre, Dublin, in the first online Gate At Home production.

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The Vogue is an unforgettable novel of ghosts, lies and the how the past can return in vengeance.

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An unforgettable novel of ghosts, lies and the how the past can return in vengeance.

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Whether you are a professional or amateur actor, classical or popular singer, politician, public speaker, or need to present for business, church or college, The Voice Book will help you to discover how to use your voice.

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Family drama and political controversy collide with musical legacy in this first thorough and balanced history of Germany's most famous family.

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Jonathan Lethem again displays his brilliance in this collection of seven short stories, blurring the boundaries of sci-fi, mystery, and thriller. Tales include 'Light and the Sufferer', in which a crack addict is dogged by an invulnerable alien; Each tale features Lethem's characteristic deadpan wit and unflinchingly macabre vision of life.

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The War Poems are re-published for the 90th anniversary of the end of the Great War.

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Robert Ross, a sensitive nineteen-year-old Canadian officer, went to war - The War to End All Wars. He found himself in the nightmare world of trench warfare; of mud and smoke, of chlorine gas and rotting corpses. In this world gone mad, Robert Ross performed a last desperate act to declare his commitment to life in the midst of death.

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First ever full-colour edition of The Waste Land to mark the 50th Anniversary edition of the revolutionary poem by T. S. Eliot.

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A devastatingly moving and beautiful novel of family secrets, forbidden love and the tragedy and consequences of war.

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Vargas Llosa makes stunning art of Paul Gauguin and Flora Tristan's unlikely lives, chronicling their obstinate pursuit of greatness in the face of adventure, illness and death.

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The hotly anticipated new standalone from the Queen of Historical Fiction and National Treasure, Emma Carroll.

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Home is a moment that's quickly lost. Afterwards you can only sail throughthe ghost of it.

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It's the Second World War and the bedrooms, hallways and grillrooms of the Savoy, the Dorchester and Claridge's teem with those who are determined not to allow Hitler to impact on their way of life.